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    War: What Is It Good For?

    While those of us who live in the West almost certainly experience greater peace, prosperity and security than has been the case at any other time or place in human... Read more
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    Masculine and Feminine are Cosmological

    I doubt many readers of this blog will have missed it, but in case you have, here is video from this weeks Vatican colloquium on the family. It is well worth sixteen... Read more
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    The Difficulties of Dialogue and Disagreement

    Grace and I have a love-hate relationship with ‘The Apprentice’. We went a long time without seeing it, because for a long time we did not have a TV. We then watched... Read more
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    A Dash of Reeves & A Dot of Wilson

    A quick review of two short books, both featuring Michael Reeves. Read more
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    An Englishman in La Manche

    While Andrew has been swanning about in New York I've just got back from speaking at Cherbourg Baptist Church. Alongside the things I was expecting to enjoy - singing... Read more
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    Keep it Cheap, Simple

    As the father of four daughters I cannot exactly claim to be totally dispassionate on the subject of weddings. Read more
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    Symbolically Speaking

    I’ve been writing up some notes on ecclesiology for a training session I’ve got coming up. A couple of days worth of teaching material on the church has, of course,... Read more
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    Pray for Kevin

    I first met Kevin Bruursema at a TGC conference in Chicago in 2011. Read more
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    Humility

    The other day one of my church members said to me, "I've started reading Andrew Wilson's blog - it's really good! And I see you appear on it sometimes too." Read more
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    Berry’s Vision

    I have been working my way through Wendell Berry’s novels about the imagined community of Port William. Read more